Brian Tafoya wrote:
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> I would recommend you use ssh...
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> ssh user@host /usr/bash/script
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> Set up public keys authorization so it does not need to authenticate...=

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> All secure, and works great. I use this for all of my remote operation.=

> :)
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> Brian E. Tafoya
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> Quote 31 of 39, in kookies.txt
> Question _your own_ authority.
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Secure if the hosts are trusted and the environment is secure/trusted. =

Considering telnet is in use, one may assume they are in a trusted
environment, which has got to be pretty trustworthy since I won't even
use telnet on my home LAN behind two firewalls.  Maybe I'm paranoid?

George
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